Industrial Engineer

Role purpose

Operations and improvement

• Develop processes and reengineer workflows to reduce time, effort, and operational costs; standardize processes across facilities, hubs, stations, and logistics locations.
• Support new business activities with technical processes, procedures, resource and cost estimates, and operational layouts.
• Lead and coordinate multiple operational projects and improvement initiatives.
• Conduct scientific, statistical, and operational studies to determine personnel, process, equipment, and resource needs.
• Support data analysis, reporting, performance measurement, and KPI development; identify and streamline inefficient workflows.
• Review hub-and-spoke schedules and transportation networks using operational data; plan and optimize routes.
• Design new facilities and improve layouts for hubs, stations, gateways, healthcare facilities, and logistics warehouses.
• Analyze performance gaps, recommend improvements, and conduct operational audits, including leading small audit teams.

EHS and business continuity

• Ensure safety equipment and systems are identified and included in preventive maintenance programs; coordinate with maintenance teams on EHS requirements.
• Participate in hazard identification, safety procedures, waste management, environmental assessments, EHS audits, inspections, and corrective-action monitoring.
• Contribute to EHS objectives and programs; participate in incident reporting, investigation, emergency response planning, and drills.
• Support recycling, waste management, EHS awareness, and training activities.
• Attend business continuity training, understand assigned responsibilities, and follow emergency response procedures.
• Report operational continuity risks, incidents, and potential crises; notify or escalate to appropriate response personnel and follow emergency instructions.
• Comply with data protection requirements for sensitive information.

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering or a related discipline.
• At least one year of relevant professional experience.
• SCE membership.
• EHS competencies include knowledge of fundamental requirements, organizational objectives, applicable management-system requirements, and incident reporting; relevant awareness training where applicable.

Performance assessment